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I have no work to do for CU in any way today: no grading, no prep work, no nothing.  Today, I don’t have to think about teacher-stuff.  Lovely!

I have no idea what I’m going to do with my day, yet.  I will need to put the trash out, and do some household chores (vacuum, bathrooms, etc), but those won’t take very long.  It’s supposed to be a gorgeous day, so I will have to find reasons to go outside a lot, too.  Other than that…I’m open to suggestions!

Yesterday wasn’t too thrilling.  I finished workshops.  I went to chapel to see my colleagues get awards.  I had lunch with Mom and Karen (who was down showing off Jason at CU and Wittenberg).  I drove home and got a rotisserie chicken for dinner.  The evening was pretty much spent relaxing.  I talked to Kimberly on the phone for a bit, and we watched a movie (Live Free or Die Hard – pretty good, funny in places) and then went to bed. 

I guess that’s everything I’ve got today.  Sorry to be so boring.  I’ll work on it for tomorrow’s post!  Happy Thursday!

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  3. yipee ky yay – now that I write it – I wonder if he add libbed that in the first one, because it seems a funny thing for a writer to put in.  Obviously they did for the rest. wonder how they spelled it…

  4. @bethelaine – Definitely no.  There are a few references (mostly to family changes) in each sequel, but the stories are separated by years, so each one can stand alone.   It is a bit violent (they keep trying to kill him, he somehow survives…thus the “Die Hard” part), but he’s also wisecracking the entire time, so they’re surprisingly funny.

  8. It was nice talking to you! With Kevin busy at Brio, I didn’t really get to tell anyone the whole work story, so it was good to let it out…. you’re a great filler-in boyfriend!

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